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The Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanThe Expat Files Episode 18 | Why The Grammys Are Finally Recognizing Asian Pop MusicFor decades, Asian Pop Music has been a cultural and commercial powerhouse, yet recognition from major Western institutions has often lagged behind reality. In this episode of The Expat Files, I share my perspective as an American who has lived in Japan for more than 30 years and explore why the Grammy Awards are finally introducing a category recognizing Asian Pop Music.From the rise of J-Pop and K-Pop to the impact of streaming and globalization, we examine how Asian artists built worldwide audiences and why the Recording Academy is now acknowledging a movement that has...
2026-06-2109 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanScience Fiction Imagined the Future. We're Living It.Science fiction has spent decades imagining futures shaped by artificial intelligence, advanced technology, and profound social change. Today, many of those ideas no longer feel distant.In this episode of The Expat Files, I reflect on living through multiple technological eras, teaching in Japan for more than 30 years, and how films like Blade Runner, Blade Runner 2049, and Ex Machina continue to raise important questions about humanity, education, identity, and the role of AI in our future.As technology evolves faster than ever, how should we adapt? What role will artificial intelligence play in...
2026-06-0506 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanWhy Star Wars Feels Different In JapanWhy does Star Wars feel so different in Japan?In this episode of The Expat Files, I explore how samurai culture, Akira Kurosawa films, bushido philosophy, and Japanese storytelling traditions helped shape Star Wars into the global phenomenon it became.From Darth Vader’s samurai-inspired armor to Star Wars Celebration Japan and the anime influence of Star Wars: Visions, this episode looks at the unique cultural connection between Japan and a galaxy far, far away.With The Mandalorian & Grogu bringing Star Wars back to theaters for the first time in years, th...
2026-05-1706 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanThe Story Of Hachiko: Japan's Most Loyal Dog & A Lesson In Unconditional LoyaltyIn this episode of The Expat Files, I share the true story of Hachikō — a dog in Japan whose loyalty became a timeless symbol around the world.From his daily routine at Shibuya Station to the heartbreaking reason he kept returning for nearly 10 years, this is more than just a story about a dog… it’s a reflection on loyalty, connection, and what it means to truly care for another living being.As someone who has lived in Japan for 30 years, I also share my personal experience visiting the Hachikō statue and why this sto...
2026-05-0405 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanRaising Children Between Two Worlds | An Expat’s Perspective on Japan’s Children’s DayRaising children in another country isn’t just about parenting—it’s about translating the world.In this episode of The Expat Files, I reflect on what it means to raise children between cultures while living in Japan. With Golden Week in full swing and Children’s Day approaching, I share my personal experience raising two children here—one born in Japan, the other in the San Francisco Bay Area—and how both cultures have shaped their upbringing.From the movement and energy of Golden Week travel to the meaning behind Children’s Day traditions...
2026-04-2605 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanLiving In Japan Long-Term: Residency, Citizenship And BelongingWhat does it really mean to build a life in another country?In this episode of The Expat Files, I reflect on recent discussions surrounding residency and citizenship in Japan—not from a political perspective, but from the lived experience of someone who has spent over 30 years abroad.From rising residency costs to the difficult reality of choosing between citizenships, this episode explores a deeper question that many expats eventually face:When does a place truly become “home”?This is a personal and global conversation about identity, belonging, and wh...
2026-04-1905 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanWhy Sports Feel Different in Japan vs the U.S. | An Expat's PerspectiveSports have always been a big part of my life—from growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area to following my favorite teams from across the world while living in Japan.But over the years, I’ve come to realize something…Sports don’t just differ by country—they reflect culture.In this episode of The Expat Files, I explore the key differences between sports culture in Japan and the United States—from stadium environments and fan behavior to emotional expression and the role of the individual versus the group.
2026-04-1108 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanWhy Early Education Shapes a Lifetime: Lessons From 30 Years Teaching in JapanAfter nearly 30 years teaching in Japan, I reflect on how early education shapes not just academic success—but lifelong habits, mindset, and personal growth. From classroom structure to reading culture, this episode explores the key differences I’ve observed between Japan and the U.S., and what truly helps students succeed over time.🎧 Listen now and join the conversation.🎮 For gaming, Marvel, Star Wars, and sci-fi coverage, check out The Arena Productions:https://open.spotify.com/show/4wRP0CHjihKlJdvF4KzZ75🔗 Find all my content, social links, and The Arena Productions M...
2026-04-0505 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanSpring In Japan: Why This Season Feels Like A New BeginningSpring in Japan isn’t just about cherry blossoms—it’s a cultural reset.In this episode of The Expat Files, I reflect on how spring marks a new beginning across Japan, from the start of the school year to workplace transitions, and how the fleeting beauty of sakura connects deeply to Japanese culture and perspective.After living in Japan for 30 years, this is one of the most meaningful seasons I experience every year—and one that completely changed how I view the idea of a “fresh start.”In the next episode...
2026-04-0304 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanHow Hard Should It Be to Build a Life in Another Country?What does it really take to build a life in another country?After living in Japan for 30 years, I reflect on residency, belonging, and whether creating a life abroad should be easy—or something that must be earned. This episode explores the deeper meaning of staying, adapting, and finding your place in a different culture.海外で人生を築くとはどういうことなのか？日本で30年以上暮らしてきた経験をもとに、在留資格や「居場所」の意味、そして異国で生きることは簡単であるべきなのか、それとも努力して得るものなのかを考察します。TIMESTAMPS:00:00 – What Does It Mean to Truly Belong? 01:04 – Earning a Life Abroad: Visas, Residency & Structure02:30 – My 30-Year Journey: From Temporary Stay to Permanent Life03:34 – Should It Be Easy or Earned? The Bigger QuestionExplore more content and connect with me across all platforms through The Arena Productions Media Hub:🔗 Visit my Linktree to access all links in one place.https://linktr.ee/thearenapr
2026-03-2905 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanWhat People Always Ask Me About Living In Japan (And The Truth Behind It)After living in Japan for over 30 years, there are a few questions I’ve been asked over and over again…“When are you coming back?”“Don’t you miss home?”“What’s it really like living there?”In this episode of The Expat Files, I take a deeper look at these questions—not just to answer them, but to explore what they really mean and what life abroad is actually like beyond the vacation perspective.This is a personal reflection on identity, culture, and what it truly means to build a life in ano...
2026-03-2707 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanGraduation in Japan: What It Reveals About Students, Culture, and GrowthIn this episode of The Expat Files, I share my perspective as an educator in Japan during graduation season. Reflecting on decades of experience in both the United States and Japan, I explore how different cultural approaches to graduation reveal deeper insights about students, growth, and identity.Timestamps:00:00 – Introduction & Graduation Season in Japan01:03 – U.S. Graduation Reflections: Joy, Achievement, and Finality01:44 – Japan’s Ceremonies: Emotion, Respect, and Cultural Meaning04:18 – Lifelong Connections & Educator Perspective06:01 – Final Thoughts: Growth, Identity, and Moving ForwardYou can find Expat and his content for The Arena Productions here on Linktree: https://linktr.ee/thearenap...
2026-03-2007 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanHow A Bay Area Sports Fan Copes With Living OverseasIn this episode of The Expat Files, I talk about what it means to be a lifelong San Francisco Bay Area sports fan while living in Japan for nearly 30 years. From old-school radio and time-zone struggles to streaming and staying connected from afar, this is a personal reflection on sports, identity, and home.Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction00:46 Growing Up a Bay Area Sports Fan01:42 49ers, Giants, and Bay Area Memories02:42 Warriors, Sharks, and Sports Culture03:08 Moving to Japan Changed Everything03:51 Following Sports Before Modern Tech04:47 Time Zones...
2026-03-1510 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanThings Expats Eventually Stop Noticing When Living AbroadWhen you first move to another country, everything feels new and unfamiliar. But over time, many of the things that once surprised you slowly become normal.In this episode of The Expat Files, I reflect on my early experiences arriving in Japan in the 1990s — from incredibly clean cities and cash-based payments to vending machines everywhere and narrow neighborhood streets. I also share how learning the language and living within the culture eventually changed what “normal” felt like.What are some things you noticed when you first moved abroad that you eventually stoppe...
2026-03-1311 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanTeaching Between Two Worlds: What 30 Years in Japan Has Taught MeIn this episode of The Expat Files, I reflect on nearly thirty years of living and teaching in Japan and what that experience has taught me about culture, communication, and education.Teaching between cultures is about more than language. It’s about helping students find the confidence to express themselves while learning to understand different ways of thinking.I also share a memorable classroom story about a young student who had returned to Japan after living in the United States, and how a simple children's book, Dirt on My Shirt by Jeff Fo...
2026-03-0408 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanRental Family Review | A Foreign Actor, Japanese Culture & Emotional TruthsIn this episode of The Expat Files, I share my spoiler-free review of Rental Family starring Brendan Fraser. From the perspective of a long-term expat in Japan, I explore how the film portrays the real-world concept of rental family agencies, cross-cultural identity, and emotional connection. A thoughtful drama with strong performances and a uniquely Japanese backdrop.#TheExpatFiles #RentalFamily #BrendanFraser #JapanCulture #ExpatLife #FilmReview #CrossCultural #LivingInJapanCheck out Expat, the Host and Founder of The Arena Productions on his socials: https://linktr.ee/thearenaproductions🎮 For gaming, Marvel, Star Wars, and sci-fi coverage, check out...
2026-03-0206 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanThe Small Culture Shocks That Never Go Away | Living in Japan Long-TermIn this episode of The Expat Files, I talk about the small cultural surprises that never fully disappear — even after more than 30 years living in Japan.From the persistence of paper bureaucracy and signature stamps to the remarkable honesty of everyday life, from train punctuality to unspoken social rules, these everyday moments reveal how living abroad shapes your perspective over time.If you’ve ever lived in another country, what cultural differences still stand out to you? I’d love to hear your story.🎧 Episode Timestamps00:00 – Introduction: Living Between Cul...
2026-02-2611 minThe Expat Files: Global Perspectives from JapanInternational Marriage, Sports Rivalries, and Olympic Loyalties | The Expat FilesIn this episode of The Expat Files, I explore how sports loyalties can reveal deeper cultural identity — especially in international marriages.Living in Japan for over three decades, I share how my wife and I often find ourselves cheering for different countries during events like the Winter Olympics, baseball tournaments, and volleyball matches. It’s playful, sometimes competitive, and always revealing.If you’re in a cross-cultural relationship, do you and your partner support different teams or countries too? Let me know — I’d love to hear your stories.#TheExpatFiles #ExpatLife...
2026-02-2307 min
Nick and Chelsea's GenXcellent AdventureEpisode 15: Tea In the Sahara With YouIt’s mid-November and the weather in Dubai has finally cooled enough to allow Nick, Chelsea and their son to participate in regular outdoor activity. The symbolic moment was a trip with friends for an outdoor meal at the Arabian Tea House. In this episode you can hear about that experience along with:School musicals in Dubai.Nick’s first professional sporting event in Dubait, as he went to see Dubai Basketball.Plus the week’s Excellents and Boguses, including wonderful hosts of a lunch outing, and cold water in the pool.Foll...
2025-11-1356 min
Mamme in carriera60: Avere un bimbo prematuro e vita da expat, con Giuliana ArenaNon sempre la gravidanza e il parto filano lisci.Anzi, molto spesso qualcosa accade, si chiama Vita, e non la si può controllare. Oggi vi racconto una storia di maternità sentita, sofferta, vissuta. E' la storia di Giuliana Arena che ha partorito il suo secondo bambino pretermine. Dalla voce vellutata di questa scrittrice, che ho avuto il piacere di incontrare a Roma, esce una forza inaspettata quando parla dei mesi in ospedale, del rapporto con il personale medico, delle preoccupazioni e delle strategie che ha messo in atto non solo per resistere, ma pe...
2025-05-1434 min
Mamme in carriera: Back to work60: Giuliana Arena, l'esperienza della prematuritàNon sempre la gravidanza e il parto filano lisci.Anzi, molto spesso qualcosa accade, si chiama Vita, e non la si può controllare. Oggi vi racconto una storia di maternità sentita, sofferta, vissuta. E' la storia di Giuliana Arena che ha partorito il suo secondo bambino pretermine. Dalla voce vellutata di questa scrittrice, che ho avuto il piacere di incontrare a Roma, esce una forza inaspettata quando parla dei mesi in ospedale, del rapporto con il personale medico, delle preoccupazioni e delle strategie che ha messo in atto non solo per resistere, ma per trasformare questa esperienza intensa in una na...
2025-05-1434 min
The Expat Money Show - With Mikkel ThorupCanada: How Socialism Is Destroying The Great White North – Shaun NewmanLong-time listeners know I was born in Canada, but it’s been a long time since I’ve considered it “home.” Today’s guest is a lifelong Canadian who has been podcasting for the past six years about faith, family, life in Canada and the topics that divide us. Shaun Newman has spent years questioning the systems around him, from the hockey rink to the political arena, offering his unique perspective from inside a rapidly declining Canada.
In this episode, Shaun joins the show to explain Canada's horrifying slide toward socialism over the last decade. We discuss Trudeau’s recent “resignation” a...
2025-01-221h 14
Politics for DrummiesMarshall Manson asks if America can ever make a good decision?US expat Marshall Manson cut his teeth on Republican campaigning. Now he is chair of corporate affairs at Fleishman Hillard in the UK with 20 years of election insight. In this fascinating and timely episode he and Alastair discuss just why the American civic arena is so embattled and whether democracy survives another bitter election night. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-11-0544 min
You are so French! Success stories à la françaiseMax Chaury, co-founder of Upworth: personal finance for all and the expat perspectiveWelcome to another episode of You Are So French! Today, I am excited to chat with Max Chaury. Even though Max has only been in Sydney for a year, it’s clear that he doesn’t need much time to make a mark and embrace new opportunities. In his early thirties, Max has already lived across five continents and worked in diverse fields, including a stint with the French army.
Max is now settled in Sydney, where he’s spearheading Upworth, a fresh player in the personal finance arena. Upworth’s mission is to make long-term wealth manageme...
2024-09-2046 min
10 minutes, le podcast des Français dans le mondeClaude : La Révélation de l'Année.Dans cet épisode de "10 minutes, le podcast des Français dans le Monde", Gauthier Seys reçoit Claude, un artiste émergent dont la carrière prend son envol. Claude, qui a sorti son premier EP en mars 2023 et prépare la sortie de son album en octobre, se prépare à jouer à La Cigale le 18 novembre et à faire la première partie d'Eddie De Pretto à l'Accor Arena. Malgré son succès grandissant, Claude reste humble et se prépare mentalement à ces nouvelles expériences.Claude, passionné par des genres musicaux variés comme l'électronica japonaise, la soul e...
2024-09-0512 min
Français dans le Monde (FDLM)Claude : La Révélation de l’Année.Dans cet épisode de « 10 minutes, le podcast des Français dans le Monde », Gauthier Seys reçoit Claude, un artiste émergent dont la carrière prend son envol. Claude, qui a sorti son premier EP en mars 2023 et prépare la sortie de son album en octobre, se prépare à jouer à La Cigale le 18 novembre et à faire la première partie d’Eddie De Pretto à l’Accor Arena. Malgré son succès grandissant, Claude reste humble et se prépare mentalement à ces nouvelles expériences.
Claude, passionné par des genres musicaux variés comme l’électronica japonaise, la...
2024-09-0512 min
The Italian Real Estate PodcastBuying Property in Verona, Italy - Walking Around Verona's Citta AnticaRafael and Marco take you on a walk through Verona’s historic center, exploring the city’s unique charm, rich culture, and why it’s such a great spot for visitors and those thinking about buying property in Italy. They chat about what makes Verona so livable, comparing the busy tourist areas with the quieter neighborhoods that make it an attractive choice for anyone considering moving to Italy or living abroad. With a focus on the Italian real estate market, Rafael and Marco share practical tips for anyone interested in buying a home or apartment in Italy, showing what makes...
2024-08-1413 min
Geopolitics & Empire Substack FeedJoe Allen: Are Demon-Invoking Gnostic Esotericists Behind All of Our Woes?Joe Allen discusses his book Dark Aeon and how he thinks that this idea of gnosticism as the all-encompassing boogeyman and blanket-term for everything one dislikes is misconstrued. Throughout history gnostic groups have differed with each other. This obsession with gnosis particularly becomes problematic and unhealthy when transferred into conspiracy culture. The idea that some today promote of Marxism or wokism or transhumanism as just being gnosticism re-branded might be too simplistic, this conflation is cheap and wrongheaded. In some ways the goals of technocratic transhumanism clash with gnosticism. There should be distinctions between big tech, technocracy, transhumanism and...
2024-06-021h 24
Everyday Martial ArtistThomas Ran Garver – Ways To Die In Tokyo – Ep163Join us in this episode as we delve into the fascinating life of Thomas Ran Garver, a multitalented individual residing in Tokyo. Hailing from Northern California, Garver wears many hats – a lawyer, an author, and a martial artist. His journey into the heart of Japan began with a year-long study abroad program during his college days, fueled by his deep-seated passion for the Japanese language.
Garver’s literary debut, “Ways to Die in Tokyo,” sets the stage for an enthralling trilogy chronicling the adventures of an expat MMA fighter. Drawing from his firsthand experiences and insights gained from imm...
2024-04-1855 min
Your Mom™The Fan in the Arena: how sports became the outlet for some of our deepest emotionsThe day after the Super Bowl, Chantal Below’s son was so devastated by the 49ers' loss that he requested to stay home from school. Chantal, who admittedly doesn’t care much about sports, was mystified by his utter desolation. This got us thinking: what is it about team sports that inspires such extreme emotions? Where’s the line between loyal fan and zealous fanatic?In an attempt to answer these questions, we dive into the deep end of fan psychology: the intersection of sports and religion, the gender dynamics of emotional repression, and the toxicity of sideli...
2024-02-2943 min
Nomadic Diaries: Mastering Global TransitionsNavigating Culture and Connections Across Borders with Roy CraftIn a recent interview Doreen and Sharon spoke with Roy Craft a former executive and cross-cultural expert who has worked across borders, races, cultures and languages. As someone who's crossed borders to live and work in various countries, our mantra has always been about fostering global-mindedness. Here are some key takeaways from our conversation with Roy Craft that resonated with that mantra.🌏 The Power of Appreciative InquiryIn any interaction, focusing on the positive aspects of organizations and individuals can unearth a wealth of understanding and shared humanity. This methodology has been inst...
2024-02-2733 min
Last Flight Out PodcastEp. 5 | Beyond the Skyline: Denise Williams' Rise in Dubai Real Estate
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In this episode, join hosts Mike and Jay as they sit down with the dynamic Denise Williams, CEO, and founder of Williams & Co International Realty. Not just a powerhouse in business, Denise is also the author of the captivating autobiography "From Broke to Broker." Get ready for an exclusive conversation that goes beyond business and delves into the intricacies of balancing motherhood with building an empire! Here’s a glimpse of what you can expect in this episode:
Dubai Embrace: Denise shares her journey from Atlanta...
2023-11-231h 00
Lovin MeetsWith The Hilarious Yash BhardwajOur guest today is our very own local funny guy, whos set to hit the stage on August 18th for his comedy special “Expat of Arabia” at the coca cola arena. Welcome to the show Yash Bharwaj
2023-08-1547 min
Roaming The NowEP 4 How do you get through reverse culture shock? With Jill Valentine Travel Coach in Toronto, CAWhat is your living abroad persona? Take the quiz ➡️ quiz.connectwithmarisol.com
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On this episode of Roaming the Now, with Jill Valentine, co-founder of UGO Impact, Jill shares her journey of becoming a life coach after traveling abroad and returning home and navigating the challenges of reverse culture shock..
Jill opens up about her own experiences abroad and the profound impact it had on her life. She discusses the challenges of returning home after living abroad and the tools that people often miss when they come back. She delves into the concept of reverse culture shoc...
2023-07-1529 min
The Ugly American Werewolf in London Rock PodcastMetallica Live in Amsterdam - Night 1 of M72 World Tour ReviewMetallica have always been trailblazers in the world of heavy metal and performance. Over the last 4+decades they have entertained audiences around the world and sit on the throne as The Kings of Metal. Though at this point in their career they could coast as a nostalgia act and just play the hits, they are not resting on their laurels. On the heels of the release of their 72 Seasons album, their 11th and finest in decades (in my opinion) they have embarked on the ambitious M72 World Tour - No Repeat Weekend. Over the next 2 years, Metallica will go...
2023-05-041h 10
Fierce CallingKatie Hornor: Leveraging Our Uniqueness to Do What We Were Created to DoDid you know you have a unique voice? Unique quirks? Unique experiences that help shape your calling and purpose? Whether we're business owners, employees, ministry leaders, or volunteers, we can all leverage our uniqueness to do what we were created to do.
My guest today is Katie Hornor. We're continuing the conversation we began a year ago, and this is better than a Part II--because although this episode builds on the first one--we gain a fresh perspective . We are called to shine our lights, not only in faith-based businesses and ministry work, but in the secular arena as well.
Sharing...
2023-01-2534 min
John Tapp RacingEpisode 404: Geoff AllendorfAfter more than three years under lockdown in Macau, Geoff Allendorf was delighted to finally make it back to Australia over Xmas/New Year to catch up with family and friends. I tracked him down during that stay to line up the podcast you’re about to hear.
Geoff talks of his return to Macau after a wonderful few weeks in his homeland. Now in his 17th year as a trainer at the Taipa racecourse, he talks of his own current team and the reduced equine population in the colony.
The former Sydney jockey talks of...
2023-01-2457 min
CopertinaEpisodio 67di Matteo B. Bianchi | I primi ospiti di questa puntata di Copertina nella sua veste mensile sono Filippo Costantini e Elena Zuccaccia della libreria/polo culturale Pop Up di Perugia. Ma le storie più belle non sono sempre tra le pagine di un libro – fermi, prima di gridare all’eresia e cliccare “Unfollow” ascoltate la chiacchierata di Matteo con Claudia Landini e Giuliana Arena, curatrici della Libreria umana online di ExpatClic. Infine, per la nuovissima rubrica Esimio collega, l’autore, speaker radiofonico e podcaster Matteo Caccia ci consiglia un saggio rivoluzionario.Lista libri:OSSERVAZIONE SULLE FACCENDE DOMESTICHE...
2022-10-1236 min
Traditional Chinese Medicine - TCM podcastAnxiety and Depression in Chinese MedicineScript: https://tcmpodcast.me/episode-05-the-dark-side-of-being-an-expat/
Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) accounts for 8% of primary-care visits in the United States and has a lifetime prevalence of 18%. At present, 13% of the elderly population and 10% of younger adults are being treated with antidepressant medications. Lifetime prevalence for major depressive disorder is 16.5%. Other common conditions include: post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), with a lifetime prevalence of 6.8%; panic disorder, with a lifetime prevalence of 4.7%; bipolar disorder, with a lifetime prevalence of 3.9%; and obsessive–compulsive disorder, with a lifetime prevalence of 1.6%. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) represents complete medical practice originating from ancient China through th...
2022-06-1934 min
The Insider20 years in the Brussels bubble, with Charlotte AndersdotterIn today’s podcast I bring you my conversation with Charlotte Andersdotter. Charlotte is currently the Head of Office of the Confederation of Swedish Enterprises in Brussels and allowed us to dive into her 20 years of experience as an expat in the Brussels R&I arena. I can assure you there would be much more I would love to discuss about this issue with Charlotte, as she not only has an extremely interesting and rich professional experience that takes us back to her role as founder of ERRIN, the European Regions Research and Innovation Network, to her experience at th...
2022-05-0240 min
Podcast The ArenaThe Arena: A Multiplatform Gaming News Podcast (Episode 69) Our Favorite 100+ Hour Games!In episode 69, Expat, Burly and Carl discuss the weeks latest gaming news! This week Take Two acquiring Zynga, Microsoft discontinuing the Xbox One line of consoles, PS4 to continue manufacturing consoles through 2021, Nintendo's gaming lineup for January/February and the new game releases for the week of January 17th through the 23rd.
Thank you all for supporting the podcast and our content and we look forward to bringing you all more exciting episodes!
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2022-01-161h 31
The Expat Money Show - With Mikkel ThorupHow Privacy Can Protect You If They Come For You - Gabriel CustodietToday’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Gabriel Custodiet, a privacy consultant and privacy advocate. He is the author of The Watchman Guide to Privacy, a holistic overview of how and why to be private. He also hosts The Watchman Privacy Podcast, which explores timely events and practical tips regarding privacy, but also radical and rarely discussed ideas, from torrenting and living on the ocean to understanding how rental culture and psychopaths threaten humanity.
HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW:
The differences between a good email server (which you’re likely n...
2021-11-171h 34Podcast The ArenaThe Arena: A Multiplatform Gaming News Podcast (Episode 62) Forza Horizon 5 and Game Pass Running On All Cylinders!In episode 62 Expat and TurnBasedCarl discuss Foza Horizon 5 and Game Pass in the Topic of the Show, along with the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S turning 1, new game releases for the week of November 15th through the 21st and much more!
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2021-11-141h 27Podcast The ArenaThe Arena: A Multiplatform Gaming News Podcast (Episode 61) POST SHOW!In the episode 61 POST SHOW! Expat and Burly of BurlyMenGaming on Twitch discuss The Book of Boba Fett trailer, Nintendo trying to crackdown again on content creators, the latest Elden Ring gameplay trailer and much more!
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2021-11-1023 minPodcast The ArenaThe Arena: A Multiplatform Gaming News Podcast (Episode 61) Our Most Anticipated Games For 2022!In episode 61 Expat and Burly of BurlyMenGaming on Twitch discuss the weeks biggest news stories in the world of Multiplatform Gaming! Blizzard losing another Executive, Diablo 4 and Overwatch 2 delayed, Returnal gets a suspend feature, our most anticipated games for 2022, new game releases for the week of November 8th through the 14th and much more!
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2021-11-071h 12Podcast The ArenaThe Arena: A Multiplatform Gaming News Podcast (Episode 60) Horror Games That Are Unique For Halloween!In episode 60 Expat, Burly of BurlyMenGaming on Twitch and Turn-Based Carl discuss our favorite horror games for Halloween as well as the Halo Infinite Campaign Trailer, the latest Sony State of Play, our picks from the new game releases for November 1st through the 7th and much more!
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2021-10-311h 51Podcast The ArenaThe Arena: A Multiplatform Gaming News Podcast (Episode 59) February 2022 Gaming Conundrum!!!In episode 59 Expat and Burly of BurlyMenGaming on Twitch discuss Elden Ring being delayed, the craziness that is February 2022 in gaming, the new game releases for October 25th through the 31st and much more!
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2021-10-241h 22Podcast The ArenaThe Arena: A Multiplatform Gaming News Podcast (Episode 58) POST SHOW!In the episode 58 POST SHOW! Expat, Burly of BurlyMenGaming on Twitch and Turn-Based Carl discuss a potential Fortnite movie, Xbox Mini Fridges plus their release date and much more!
The POST SHOW! episodes will now be going into early access (1 day) for Patrons at https://patreon.com/TheArena_Podcast and then after going public will be uploaded to the Expat YouTube Gaming and The Arena Citadel YouTube channels and free podcast feeds on Wednesday's effective now!
Thank you all for your continued support! We appreciate you and look forward to bringing you all more exciting content!
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2021-10-2033 minPodcast The ArenaThe Arena: A Multiplatform Gaming News Podcast (Episode 58) Should Historically Based Games Be Put In The Classroom?In episode 58 Expat, Burly of BurlyMenGaming on Twitch and Turn-Based Carl discuss the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion pricing, a possible new Star Wars game announcement in December, Switch OLED sales numbers, new game releases for the week of October 18th through the 24th and much more!
Thank you all for supporting the podcast and our content and we look forward to bringing you all more exciting episodes!
Our special supplemental series for the podcast, called (The Arena: Extra Take) will have all new episodes go up in early access (2 days in video format) for Patrons over at patreon.com/TheArena...
2021-10-171h 34
Global Connecting with Nyra ConstantConversation with Expat KDSL Consultant Kevin SimpsonIn this episode, KDLS Global Consultant and Expat Kevin Simpson talk about how he became a change-maker in the international education arena. He describes his journey starting with how a contest was the impetus for his global leap, not waiting to be invited to "lean-in" at the table, and the power of the expat contract.Flint, Michigan native Kevin Simpson owns and operates KDSL Global, a leading learning organization. He and his team have served thousands of schools, educators, and leaders worldwide in over 25 countries. Since 2008, he has been focused on education in the MENA region, assisted nu...
2021-04-0949 min
The Earful Tower: ParisPerforming Shakespeare in ParisHello everyone! Today's guest is French theatre actress Audrey Mikondo. She talks about theatre in Paris, Shakespeare in English, and when French and expat worlds mix. Find tickets to their performance of Twelfth Night here, performed at the Arena de Montmartre, where I filmed this live walk show on Facebook. Support the Earful on Patreon here. And here's the Montmartre walking tour I did via Fat Tire Tours.
2019-07-1824 min
Geopats AbroadGrowing up speaking the Songjiang dialect and Chinese: A Native Speaker’s Story from Shanghai: S3E2: S3E2Send us Fan MailLucy grew up in Shanghai, China speaking both Standard Mandarin Chinese and a local Songjiang dialect. She later learned other languages both as a child and an adult. Her descriptions of both the Chinese and foreign language classrooms in China are fascinating. She is now working in an English language workplace in Shanghai in the Social Media arena of a local publication, original publication date: September 16, 2018More: https://linktr.ee/stephfuccio
2019-06-201h 11
Expats, Geopats, Etc : living overseas conversationsHow Chinese Is Taught in China: A Native Speaker’s Story from Shanghai: S3E2Lucy grew up in Shanghai, China speaking both Standard Mandarin Chinese and a local Songjiang dialect. She later learned other languages both as a child and an adult. Her descriptions of both the Chinese and foreign language classrooms in China are fascinating. She is now working in an English language workplace in Shanghai in the Social Media arena of a local publication, original publication date: September 16, 2018More: https://linktr.ee/stephfuccio
2019-06-201h 11
French Revolution? Unmasking Truth -- Unmasking RevolutionUnmasking the Revolution - Episode 3"Castle of Christ" Part I [Episode 3]
In the most riveting episode yet of Unmasking the Revolution, the show is joined by Expat: an objective, intelligent, unbiased, and (as yet) unopinionated American. With his wry wit and trenchant questions we delve into the great “middle stream” of public opinion's current view and explore the motives of people who may or may not decide to form a new government.
The opening of the show and the questions asked at the opening provide a suitable arena indeed for the entrance of Monsieur, who is once again kind enough to join our program. In a re...
2019-02-231h 02
You've Got 5 OptionsEp 85: 5 Things You Need To Know Before Starting Your Own Business - With Jan Rezek And YvG5O (Part 1)Is entrepreneurship for everyone or do you have to have “IT” in your DNA? Jan Rezek, known in some circles as a “serial entrepreneur” gives our listeners 5 basic tips that will help them to determine if they should start their own business or not.
What's Special About Jan?
Originally from the Czech Republic, Jan has been studying and doing business in Denmark for the past four years. In some circles, he is known as a serial entrepreneur (do not confuse with a serial killer ;)) and a “Go-To” Person if you look for professional advice about how to start...
2018-11-2028 min
My passions English teaching, music and movie reviews and sportDaily Podcast Retired Expat in THailand Vlog 90 Nov 12 2018Sport; Champion of Champions Snooker Final O'Sullivan v Wilson + Atp Finals O2 Arena = Thai Immigration offices + Smoking Social Policy
2018-11-1307 min
The Zenspiration Show with Nicole Isler: Energize Your LifeDoing Business "The Human Way" with Nikki GroomNikki Groom, copywriter, brand strategist, and marketing expert for leaders and entrepreneurs who want to build a profitable business while making the world a better place. She is also a British expat, motivational speaker, and founder of The 100 Stories Worth Telling Project. If you’re wondering what it’s all about, first and foremost, it’s about women. That’s not to say that men don’t have stories that are as compelling or should be shared from every rooftop, it’s just that historically womenkind have found themselves without a voice—particularly when it comes to the business arena. That’s changing, now...
2016-09-2156 min
Positivity Party RadioPositivity Party Radio with Nicole Isler: Doing Business "The Human Way" with Nikki GroomNikki Groom, copywriter, brand strategist, and marketing expert for leaders and entrepreneurs who want to build a profitable business while making the world a better place. She is also aBritish expat, motivational speaker, and founder of The 100 Stories Worth Telling Project.If yoursquore wondering what itrsquos all about, first and foremost, itrsquos about women.Thatrsquos not to say that men donrsquot have stories that are as compelling orshouldbe shared from every rooftop, itrsquos just that historically womenkind have found themselves without a voicemdashparticularly when it comes to the business arena.Thatrsquos changing, now. According to Forbes, women start companies at 1.5...
2016-09-2156 minPositivity Party RadioDoing Business "The Human Way" with Nikki GroomNikki Groom, copywriter, brand strategist, and marketing expert for leaders and entrepreneurs who want to build a profitable business while making the world a better place. She is also aBritish expat, motivational speaker, and founder of The 100 Stories Worth Telling Project.If yoursquore wondering what itrsquos all about, first and foremost, itrsquos about women.Thatrsquos not to say that men donrsquot have stories that are as compelling orshouldbe shared from every rooftop, itrsquos just that historically womenkind have found themselves without a voicemdashparticularly when it comes to the business arena.Thatrsquos changing, now. According to Forbes, women start companies at 1.5...
2016-09-2156 minPositivity Party RadioDoing Business "The Human Way" with Nikki GroomNikki Groom, copywriter, brand strategist, and marketing expert for leaders and entrepreneurs who want to build a profitable business while making the world a better place. She is also aBritish expat, motivational speaker, and founder of The 100 Stories Worth Telling Project.If yoursquore wondering what itrsquos all about, first and foremost, itrsquos about women.Thatrsquos not to say that men donrsquot have stories that are as compelling orshouldbe shared from every rooftop, itrsquos just that historically womenkind have found themselves without a voicemdashparticularly when it comes to the business arena.Thatrsquos changing, now. According to Forbes, women start companies at 1.5...
2016-09-2156 min
Unstoppable - The Podcast Nicole IslerDoing Business "The Human Way" with Nikki GroomNikki Groom, copywriter, brand strategist, and marketing expert for leaders and entrepreneurs who want to build a profitable business while making the world a better place. She is also a British expat, motivational speaker, and founder of The 100 Stories Worth Telling Project.If youre wondering what its all about, first and foremost, its about women.Thats not to say that men dont have stories that are as compelling orshouldbe shared from every rooftop, its just that historically womenkind have found themselves without a voiceparticularly when it comes to the business arena.Thats changing, now. According to...
2016-09-2156 min
The Zenspiration Show with Nicole Isler: Zenergize Your LifeDoing Business "The Human Way" with Nikki GroomNikki Groom, copywriter, brand strategist, and marketing expert for leaders and entrepreneurs who want to build a profitable business while making the world a better place. She is also a British expat, motivational speaker, and founder of The 100 Stories Worth Telling Project.
If you’re wondering what it’s all about, first and foremost, it’s about women. That’s not to say that men don’t have stories that are as compelling or should be shared from every rooftop, it’s just that historically womenkind have found themselves without a voice—particularly when it comes to the business arena....
2016-09-2100 min